Beekeeper Studio (beekeeperstudio.io) has had native DuckDB support since v5.1 — a direct connection type in the app, not just a generic JDBC/ODBC route (docs: https://docs.beekeeperstudio.io/user_guide/connecting/duckdb/).
I'd like to contribute a guide for it under docs/current/guides/sql_editors/, similar in structure to the existing DBeaver guide (dbeaver.md), with screenshots walking through connecting Beekeeper Studio to a DuckDB database.
I noticed CONTRIBUTING.md's eligibility section says third-party tool guides generally belong in the Awesome DuckDB list rather than in these docs, I already have Beekeeper Studio listed there (davidgasquez/awesome-duckdb#339). But since DBeaver has its own guide page here already, I wanted to check first: would a similar Beekeeper Studio page be welcome in duckdb-web, or is the DBeaver page a legacy exception and the Awesome DuckDB listing the right home for this? Happy to put together the walkthrough if it's wanted.
Disclosure: I work for Beekeeper Studio.
Beekeeper Studio (beekeeperstudio.io) has had native DuckDB support since v5.1 — a direct connection type in the app, not just a generic JDBC/ODBC route (docs: https://docs.beekeeperstudio.io/user_guide/connecting/duckdb/).
I'd like to contribute a guide for it under
docs/current/guides/sql_editors/, similar in structure to the existing DBeaver guide (dbeaver.md), with screenshots walking through connecting Beekeeper Studio to a DuckDB database.I noticed CONTRIBUTING.md's eligibility section says third-party tool guides generally belong in the Awesome DuckDB list rather than in these docs, I already have Beekeeper Studio listed there (davidgasquez/awesome-duckdb#339). But since DBeaver has its own guide page here already, I wanted to check first: would a similar Beekeeper Studio page be welcome in duckdb-web, or is the DBeaver page a legacy exception and the Awesome DuckDB listing the right home for this? Happy to put together the walkthrough if it's wanted.
Disclosure: I work for Beekeeper Studio.